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What do you do once your paper is accepted and published? Quickly move on to the next paper? Or celebrate a while and then think of ways to promote your published paper? Due to the Read More
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Did you know that some journals have a desk rejection rate that is as high as 75% to 80%? As an author, receiving a desk rejection can be heartbreaking. It means reworking the manuscript for another journal, Read More
Conducting an effective literature review is critical for researchers to consolidate existing information on a subject, identify possible knowledge gaps, and find novel ways to position their findings. However, keeping abreast of new research on Read More
Do I belong here? There’s been a mistake – I couldn’t possibly have been chosen for this great program. All of the others here are so accomplished! Am I even capable of doing this Read More
If you entered 2021 on an anxious note, then you need to hear this. Given how exceptionally hard 2020 has been on all of us and the uncertainty we have all been facing, it’s only natural Read More
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Every year, millions of authors submit their research manuscripts to their target journal in the hope of being accepted, but less than 10% get accepted. So, is there anything you can do or add to your Read More
